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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1972
Page
2
The Daily Bee issue from December 22 1972 lists publication details for Sandpoint Idaho with schedule notes for legal notices on Tuesday, rates, address, phone, and editor publisher Pete Thompson. The item reads as a standard newspaper masthead and notices section rather than a specific news story.
Reprinted from the Idaho Statesman announces the Organization of the Idaho State Park Foundation to accept land and money gifts for parks and recreation. Gov Andrus notes that a nonprofit, tax deductible status encourages gifts to the state or subdivisions. Three major gifts already await development including Harriman Ranch, McCroskey State Park, and Lake Coeur d Alene fencing funds.
Gilbert F. Hay 64 died December 21 at his home west of Sandpoint born October 13 1908 in Defiance Ohio married Jean Fleming March 8 1947 in Toledo Ohio moved to the Cocolalla area in 1950 served in the US Army Air Force in World War II and was a member of Southside Community Church He is survived by his wife one son five daughters six grandchildren one brother and three sisters Graveside services will be held Tuesday December 26 at Westmond Cemetery at 1 p.m officiated by Reverend David Hathaway
No fire but a blown light switch in the girls locker room triggered by a candle smell from a candle maker. Fender bender on First Ave involving Rene Savage and Renee Gustavson. Under investigation.
Dr A M Mullins, speaking at the Baise Rotary Club, said State Sen Dean Summers remarks to the Boise Exchange Club were far-fetched and lacked substance. Mullins accused Summers of misrepresenting funding and noted higher teacher student ratios and lower faculty salaries at the University of Idaho compared with peers.
Readable text shows a long broadcast grid with numerous programs across multiple channels. Includes news, soap operas, game shows, kids programming, sports, and variety shows with partial times and program titles.
Washington report notes Louis Gray's reforms and travel excesses at the FBI since May, with new aides and relaxed rules. Four senior officials depart amid a White House dispute over Gray's future, while Nixon weighs interim director options and policy shifts.
Arnold R. Miller, a disabled miner from near Charleston West Virginia, was declared the new president of the United Mine Workers of America after a landslide victory over incumbent Tony Boyle. He pledged swift changes to stress real democracy and planned immediate personnel shifts while facing a likely showdown with the hostile executive board.
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